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CAYMAN UNDER STORM WARNING
The Cayman Islands Government declared a Tropical Storm Warning for the country at 4 p.m. today (Sunday, 4 October 2020).
The Cayman Islands Government declared a Tropical Storm Warning for the country at 4 p.m. today (Sunday, 4 October 2020).
If it continues to develop it will become Tropical Depression 26 as storm activity in the Caribbean Sea increases. This is expected as storms are known to develop in this region during the early and late months of the annual hurricane season
As the borders are gradually reopened that brings a corresponding risk of the COVID-19 virus therefore vigilance must remain high.
Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) understands that business operations have been challenging for many employers over the past few months, due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As such there may have been many business decisions made that can find employers operating in contravention of the
Despite all the trials of COVID-19, back in July ten young Caymanians took advantage of the opportunity to get a foot on the ladder of career success, by attending three of Inspire Cayman’s vocational training courses.
Cayman has been getting prepared for the phased and limited reopening of its borders planned for this Thursday.
Although The Miss Cayman Universe pageant was cancelled this year due to covid-19, the Miss Cayman Committee received approval from the Miss Universe Organization let First Runner Up, Mariah Tibbetts, represent Cayman at this year’s Miss Universe.
Regulations that take forward the new Civil Partnership Law, 2020 will take effect on Monday, 28 September 2020, after being Gazetted today, Friday, 25 September.
The Governor, in consultation with the Premier, approved the new regulations earlier today.
The Overstayer Amnesty will come to an end on 31 October and Customs and Border Control (CBC) and Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) are encouraging persons who have overstayed due to COVID-19 to take the necessary steps to get regularised before it ends.
Early on Saturday morning a small army of hundreds of volunteers of all ages put on their gloves and assembled in little groups at the side of the beach, or park or road, as part of the annual Chamber of Commerce Earth Day Cleanup, which this year had been delayed by covid-19.